80 Minute Mixtape - made exclusively for AIAIAI 
http://www.aiaiai.dk/blog/aiaiai-mix-002-kasper-bj-rke

1: Pleasure Planet: Black Shades For White Nights
2: Kasper Bjørke: Rush (feat. Tobias Buch) - Abstraxion Remix (Releasedate: 05.05.14)
3: Red Axes: This Is X (feat. Jen)
4: Pional: Invisible/Amenaza
5: Juxta Position: Mercy
6: Split Secs: I Stand Alone - Mike Simonetti Remix
7: Alien Alien: One By One - Rodion Remix
8: Simian Mobile Disco: Ikizukuri - Alt Mix
9: Dense & Pika: Crackling
10: Matt Karmil: Wheel
11: The Emperor Machine: RMI Is All I Want - Erol Alkan Extended Rework
12: Daniel Avery: Drone Logic - Factory Floor Gabe Gurnsey Remix
13: New Jackson: Satisfaction
14: Baba Stiltz: Crypt


AIAIAI Mix 002

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Premiere: Michaelis - Special Assistance (Mark Slee's Rusty Transistor Dub) [Manjumasi]

As a DJ, Mennez has been fighting the good fight for quite a while stirring up the nights in Valencia and Benidorm for years. As a producer, however, he is just kicking off his trajectory – and he couldn’t debut on a better label: The Spanish powerhouse Espacio Cielo is famous for opening its doors to skilled aspirant artists, and the team would never miss the opportunity of supporting another promising talent. The “Smooth Transition” EP comes with three well-constructed originals, one in collaboration with Sounic, another newcomer, and two outstanding remixes made by veterans Moo Moonster (SXDNS054/TAKEOVER002/RASTROLIVE008) & Futuristant (SXDNS353/FREEDL042) and Parissior (SXDNS206/FREEDL043/TAKEOVER002/BANDCAMP002/RASTROLIVE009), the label boss himself.

Premiered here, the title track is the result of the aforementioned collaboration between Mennez & Sounic. The Spanish rookies dressed in their space suits and flew up fast and high into their exploratory journey, bringing to life a Cosmic-Disco-infused theme that competently shows the credentials of the duo. The beautiful bassline, rhythmic percussive elements, melodic synth layers, and dreamy pad, together, constitute a must-have piece for the fans of high-quality Nu Disco/Indie Dance out there. Keep an eye on the lads, will you?

You can find (and buy) this and other music pearls on the Beatport page of the label: https://www.beatport.com/label/espacio-cielo/83251

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PREMIERE490 // Mennez & Sounic - Smooth Transition (Original Mix)

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With Lucifer, Kompakt presents an album of rare beauty from two masters of modern music. A family affair, it’s a collaboration between the Italian father-and-son duo of Luciano Michelini and Lorenzo Dada, whose combined histories bring to Lucifer a depth of experience alongside clarity of vision and a finely tuned, neatly developed combined compositional voice. A lovely, beguiling suite of music that combines the electronic and the acoustic, the urban and the pastoral, its gorgeous night-eye vision and tender melancholy sits neatly within the Kompakt universe, while offering the curious listener some rich new perspectives.

There is already plenty to know both artists by. Lorenzo Dada creates across multiple fields – a techno producer and DJ who has already worked with the likes of Jay Haze, Fete, Leo Benassi, and Der, he’s released a small clutch of stylish, smartly designed EPs, and a solo album, Second Life (2018). His complementary background in classical music and composition informs his ensemble project, Tears Of Blue (who appear on Lucifer), where Dada paints with neo-classical tones for a quartet of violin, viola, cello and grand piano, supplemented by electronics for live performance.

Luciano Michelini’s history is yet richer. He may be best known, to many, for his piece “Frolic”, the theme to Larry David’s Curb Your Enthusiasm series; it was also sampled by Snoop Dogg for 2022’s “Crip Ya Enthusiasm”. But there’s much more to Michelini’s story. A successful soundtrack composer, Michelini both studied and taught at the Conservatoro di Santa Cecilia, and worked for RCA from the sixties to the eighties; his soundtracks from this period are gorgeous examples of the form, particularly his work for Il Decamerone Nero (1972), L’Isola Degli Uomini Pesce (1979), and the devastatingly gorgeous Dimensione Donna (1977).

In the eighties, Michelini and his wife Anna Gutling founded the Electronic Music Division studio and academy in Rome, which is where the majority of Lucifer was recorded. Dada reflects on the experience: “We never worked together before, so it was all new for both of us,” with Michelini adding, “I truly love this experience with my son. He’s a talented pianist and composer. I am not very familiar with electronic music nowadays, but we did it fluently.” There’s certainly a familial energy at play through Lucifer, and you can hear how Dada and Michelini, through exploration and experiment, find a shared language, balancing Dada’s tendency toward minimalism, and Michelini’s composerly voice.

Lucifer flows as a suite that interweaves electronic music with acoustic instruments: the lonely sigh of saxophone; Michelini’s lush, verdant piano; the weeping strings of Tears Of Blue (recorded at the studio of Michelini’s friend, the late Maestro, Ennio Morricone). These multiple voices are located within the electronic sighs and swarms from Dada’s kit; there are moments of propulsion, and passages of lambent drift, where the album revels in its tonal sweetness. If it flows so effortlessly, that’s because Lucifer was designed that way, as a suite or a sonata of sorts.

And the title? Dada reflects, “Lucifer was an angel who decided not to be one anymore. The miracle of life is that we can decide what we want to be, even if we are born as angels or vice versa.” This feels somehow apposite: there’s certainly something of the transformative, and the transportive, in Lucifer, a unique family collaboration of rare poetry and sensitivity, where two generations meet in the modern crucible that is the electronic music studio.

Lucifer

Contemporary Lullaby

Lorenzo Dada / Luciano Michelini / Tears of Blue - Contemporary Lullaby

Hello everyone, this is my monthly radio show at Lusophonica Radio, here you will listen to my b side out of the clubs and festivals, more relax music, ambient and instrumental.

Hope you like and enjoy!

Vini Pistori @ LightHouse Radio Show 06 | Jun 2024 At Lusophonica

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Ben Lukas Boysen - "State 20" (20 Years Systematic)

Klaus one

one man

Start of a new EP from me. Inspiration for this track from the weather. Written using some old Roland and Arturia equipment in the studio. Enjoy.

wet lazy sunday

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Ben Lukas Boysen - "State 20" (20 Years Systematic)

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